Sabra Leitenberger, MD
Assist. Professor of Dermatology and Pediatrics
Oregon Health and Science University
4232 CDRC Mail Code CDRCP
707 SW Gaines Road
Portland, Oregon 97239-3098
503 494-9993 (office)
503 418-1377 (fax)
Schedule with: Kristine Nguyen 4-7007
Pediatric Dermatology Rotation Guide
Welcome to the Pediatric Dermatology department! We are excited to have you join our clinic and learn about the conditions that we treat.
As a Pediatrician or Family Practitioner, you are likely to see many skin complaints in children over your career (probably more than you expected!). It is our goal that you are sufficiently trained in the diagnosis and management of the most common skin conditions in children. In addition, it is important to know when children should be referred for further work-up of their skin condition.
Although you will see a wide variety of conditions while rotating through clinics, the time will be insufficient to cover even the most important topics. Thus, we have created a study-guide that includes training modules and articles that we would like you to complete/read while rotating with us. Although this is meant to be a self-guided learning experience, we are happy to answer any questions or provide more training on topics as needed or desired.
Attendance:
We understand that you are pulled in several directions during your rotation. If you will be missing a clinic or know that you will be late for a clinic, please email the provider that you are scheduled to work with.
Modules:
The pediatric dermatology modules can be found on the American Academy of Dermatology website. https://www.aad.org/
Go to “Education” à “Basic Derm Curriculum” and click the link “teaching and learning guides.” Scroll down and click “Pediatric Dermatology”
1. Advanced Pediatric Bacterial Skin Infections
2. Cutaneous Hypersensitivity Reactions in Children
3. Genetic Skin Disorders
4. Infantile Hemangiomas and Vascular Malformations
5. Newborn Skin Disease: Birthmarks
6. Newborn Skin disease: Rashes
7. Pediatric Fungal Infections
8. Sun Protection
Articles:
We have attached articles on important topics that are not covered in the modules. Please read through the articles during your rotation.
Boull_et_al-2011-Pediatric_Dermatology.pdf
evidence based recommendations for the dx and tx of pediatric acne.pdf
Survey:
Our goal is to maximize your dermatologic exposure so that you feel comfortable caring for the most common skin disorders. We are keeping track of how we are doing so that we can make this as beneficial to our residents as possible. Please fill out your survey at the end of the rotation.
Peds derm rotation survey.docx
Thank you!
Schedule:
Every:
Monday 8:30 am - 12 Noon Clinic (Except as below on laser months (Krol)) CHH 16th Floor
Tuesday 8:30 am –12 Noon Clinic (Siegel) CHH 16th Floor
Tuesday 1 pm-5 pm Clinic (Siegel) CHH 16th Floor
Wednesday 7:30 - 9 am Dermatology Grand Rounds CHH 16th Floor
Wednesday 1 pm - 5 pm Clinic (Krol) CHH 16th Floor
Wednesday 1 pm-5 pm Clinic (Siegel) CHH 16th Floor
Wednesday 1 pm –5 pm Clinic (Siegel) CHH 16th Floor
Thursday 8 am – 9 am Pediatric Grand Rounds DCH Auditorium
Thursday 9am - 12 pm & 1pm - 5 pm Clinic (Krol and Siegel) 7th Floor DCH
Most 1st, 4th and 5th Fridays 9 am - 12 Noon Clinic CHH 16th Floor
2nd Tuesday of each month Vascular Anomalies Clinic with Dr. Carol MacArthur, Dawn Siegel, Gary Nesbit, Fred Keller, John Kaufmann and others. At DCH 7th Floor 1pm until finished.
2nd Thursday and 4rth Thursday of each month 8:30 am till 11:30 am Dermatology Clinic at Westside Pediatric Practice at Bethany Clinic ( Dr’s Krol and Siegel alternate at this clinic)
1st , 2nd and 3rd Monday of each month ( even months Dr. Krol) and 2nd and 4th Fridays (odd months Dr Siegel) unless otherwise indicated. Peds laser usually about 6-10 cases of Port Wine stains and Hemangiomas for laser treatment. 8th Floor Doernbecher OR 8:00 am until done
Dr Siegel’s Laser sessions are on odd numbered months on 2nd Friday of the month and 4th Friday also 8th Floor Doernbecher Day Surgery area 7 am until done
3rd Friday of each month Lake Oswego Clinic (Krol) (Unfortunately no house staff allowed at this
Clinic)
There are other morning lectures that the student / resident may attend in Dermatology. Please obtain monthly schedule at beginning of rotation from the Derm resident on service. These are held in the Paul Kirk Conference Centre lecture room on 3rd Floor CHH or the Kingery Dermatology Library CHH 16th Floor. These lectures begin at 9 am Wednesday mornings unless otherwise indicated.
You will be given a textbook to use during your rotation: Either Weston, Morelli and Lane Pediatric Dermatology 4th Edition 2006 or Hurwitz Clinical Pediatric Dermatology edited by Mancini and Paller 3rd Edition 2006 Elsevier publisher. If interested you may also use our copy of Neonatal Dermatology 2nd Edition 2008 Saunders Edited by Eichenfeld, Frieden and Esterly
Medical students on elective or rotation will be expected to give a short 4-5 minute power point presentation on one of the Wednesday mornings prior to morphology rounds. Subject is of the student’s choosing often based on a case they have seen during the rotation. This presentation will count toward the students rotation evaluation.
Dr. Krol’office phone is 503 494-9993 pager # 16030
Dr. Siegel’s office phone is 503 346-0029 pager # 13508
The Dermatology resident rotating with Dr. Siegel and Dr. Krol until 04/15/08 is Dr. Shannon Foster, until 1/15/08 followed by Dr. Jeff North or Dr. Sam Hopkins